Stephen Chidwick just raised and James Obst made the call from the small blind, after which the two went heads up to the flop.
The flop brought out and Obst check-raised, Chidwick called. On the turn the hit and Obst bet again, Chidwick called.
On the river the hit and Obst swiftly threw another 1,000 chips into the pot. Chidwick made the call and mucked quickly when his Australian opponent tabled for a straight.
As if the tournament needed any more champions we've just spotted newly seated Dan Shak, Vanessa Selbst, Dan Kelly and Paul Volpe.
Volpe won his first bracelet in the $10,000 No Limit 2-7 Single Draw event just a few days ago, and followed that one up with a cash in the $3,000 No Limit Hold'em six handed and a last night he finished 13th in the $10,000 Razz Championship for $21,371. Volpe's on quite a streak and a real contender for this year's Player of the Year if he makes another big run in this tournament.
Selbst won the first open event of the series, the $25,000 Mixed Max, for $871,148 and she will be chasing after her fourth bracelet the rest of the summer.
Dan Kelly's biggest live tournament success dates back to 2010 when he won the biggest six-handed tournament in World Series of Poker history for $1.3 million after beating Shawn Buchanan heads up.
The only player from this list of four that has not won a bracelet, Shak, has a runner-up finish in the $5,000 Pot Limit Omaha Hi/Lo, but that's not nearly his best tournament result. Shak won the 2010 Aussie Million $100,000 Challenge and made the final table in many other events to put his total earnings just shy of $7 million.
Brian Townsend: / /
Fabrice Soulier: / /
David "ODB" Baker: / — fold
Bill Chen: / /
Chen brought it in, Townsend completed, and Souiler, Baker, and Chen called. The action checked to Townsend on fourth street, he bet, and both Soulier and Chen called.
Townsend slowed down, checking on fifth street. Soulier bet, and both of his opponents called. Chen made a pair of eights on sixth street, checked, and Townsend, who made a pair of sixes, bet. Both players called again.
Chen opted to lead out on the river, Townsend called, and Soulier flashed before folding. Chen announced he had a full house, showing , and Townsend mucked.
Pescatori fired out a bet of fifth street, Gorodinsky called, and the American made a pair of kings on sixth street. His Italian opponent was showing four diamonds, however, so he opted to simply check-call a bet.
Both players checked on seventh, and Gorodinsky flashed the . Pescatori revealed for aces up, and dragged the pot.
"Forza Max!" an Italian-speaking man shouted from the rail.
Omaha 8
Daniel Idema is down to very little chips after he just lost a pot to Maria Ho. Ho and Idema are sitting side by side and the action started with a raise from the latter. Ho called and all other players folded.
The flop brought out and Idema check-raised, Ho called. On the turn the hit and Idema lead out, Ho called. The river completed the board with the and this time Idema check-folded to Ho's bet.